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Accept offer or not?

29 replies

princessbride17 · 09/05/2018 18:40

I just don't know what to do. Separated from ex a year ago and he agreed to move out if I covered mortgage. House went straight on market and is still sat there a year later. I have had interest but 2 sales have fallen through.

I had an offer a few weeks ago for £10k below the asking price which would leave me still owing about £2k to my parents. They say they are ok with this.
I don't really want to accept such a low offer but the clock is ticking for my mortgage renewal and I really want rid of the place for a fresh start. It would mean I had nothing to start over with though.
Do I cut my losses and accept it, or hang on in the hope I get a higher offer? Anyone have a crystal ball?

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Redglitter · 12/05/2018 16:05

The bottom line is your house has been on the market for a year. You NEED to sell before September. Youd be mad to risk losing a sale for £1k. The next offer you get could be months down the line and for even less.

I'd accept his offer before he finds something else over the weekend

GreenTulips · 12/05/2018 16:10

Why are you alone liable for the debt to your parents?

Surely X has a responsibility to pay some of the debt and house the children

bellsbuss · 12/05/2018 16:28

Just take the offer before you don't have an offer to accept as your buyer has gone elsewhere

2018Anon · 12/05/2018 17:54

GreenTulips good point. Its all been left to me because, in his words "I didn't want any of this". He didn't want to split, therefore thinks I should cover all the costs of it. So I get to pay the mortgage alone, and all the costs of selling. Oh, not to mention the stress of selling it.

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